Top East of England Adventure Tours

We offer a truly memorable Private Charter hire trips along the North Norfolk coast. Exploring the local bays and harbours. We will head out West to watch the sun set over the water while enjoying a cold complimentary glass of champagne on the Champagne sunset trips . A magical tour around the beautiful nature reserve of Scolt Head Island a natural barrier of sand and single and beautiful clear waters that surround the island .

Punting (traveling by flat-bottomed boat along the River Cam) is a classic Cambridge experience—and on this small-group tour, you can leave the navigation to your guide while you sit back and enjoy the views. The boat makes for an ideal sightseeing vantage point, and you’ll be treated to an up-close perspective of some of the city’s top sights. Plus, you can bring your own picnic, thanks to the on-board tables.

A famous travel blogger is found dead during a ghost tour in the heart of Cambridge. Her boyfriend claims innocence, the eccentric ghost tour guide is hiding something, and the clues don't add up. Can you crack the case? You'll gather evidence at 12 real locations winding through Cambridge's historic streets. Interrogate suspects, decode hidden messages, and piece together a web of jealousy and dark secrets. Every clue brings you closer to issuing your arrest warrant. Your investigation takes you past centuries-old college buildings, hidden lanes, and landmarks most visitors walk right past, from Trumpington Street to Downing Street. Real local history is woven into every stop. Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and pick up where you left off. The app provides clues and a map to guide you. Allow around 75 minutes for the full 2.5 km route. Perfect for couples looking for a unique date night, friends who love true crime, or solo detectives ready to crack the case.

As well as Cambridge’s famous University buildings and grand architecture, there’s a smaller, rather charming side of the city that avid hunters like to search for—its Dinky Doors. These are miniature sculptures which pop up around the city, and are loved by kids and adults alike. On this self-guided tour, set off on an adventure to discover 12 doors and watch a video backstory for each door.

Set sail from Lowestoft on a seal spotting trip that takes in the picturesque coasts of Gorleston and Great Yarmouth. Enjoy speeding along on the ocean on your way to the seals, then get your binoculars at the ready as you slow down to see where the seals are basking on sand banks and bobbing in the water — this trip does not disturb the seals.

Discover one of Norwich’s most unusual underground spaces on this guided small-group tour. Begin above ground on Upper St Giles Street, once known as the ‘Harley Street of Norwich’, and uncover stories of the prominent people who lived and worked in this historic part of the city. Then descend beneath the street into a vast, atmospheric space originally created as a merchant’s wine cellar in the 1700s. Discover how it later became a rifle range and hear the stories connected to this long-hidden site. Closed away for decades and rarely seen by the public, the Old Rifle Range offers a fascinating new perspective on the history hidden beneath Norwich.

Step inside Carrow House and uncover the history hidden within one of Norwich’s most intriguing buildings. Once the grand residence of the Colman family, makers of the city’s famous mustard, Carrow House offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives and legacy of one of Norwich’s most influential families. Explore its once lavish rooms as your guide shares stories of industry, innovation and intrigue. Then descend below ground into the atmospheric vaults, sealed away for decades and now reopened for visitors to discover. Combining an impressive historic house with rarely seen underground spaces, this fully guided 90-minute experience reveals another side of Norwich’s past.